Re: PHP SOAP - Extreme newbie questions :/
Ok.
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COMMENTS
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I am sorry for removing the comments.
It was for the sake of brevity.
The fact that I mentioned it proves I am aware of
the fact that it is a bad practice.
=> For people:
- keep comments in your code,
- in that specific case, if you lack comments please
refer to:
http://www.steelesoftconsulting.com/code/stockquote.zip
(Notice that in my first post I didn't remove the
comments; it was done on purpose! Really!)
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TESTS
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I am sorry for removing the tests.
It was for the sake of brevity.
It is not very fair to me because in the code I
retrieved at first there were no tests
and I added them when I was trying to find the
problems and they are present in my first post.
=> People, do not forget putting tests in your code
it will prevent you from "voodoo" problems.
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As for the:
"[...] I think that my problems came from: [...]"
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At least I am trying to give an explanation to my
problems (even if it is clumsy).
I said *I think*. I didn't say it is the reason why.
Moreover, it is really what makes the difference
between my first code and the last one.
I think I haven't done anything worth being mentioned
meantime...
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>> see TESTING and request headers in client code
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I was very pleased with seeing that.
It is interesting and if I have time to I'll try to
understand. You can't always spend the time you want
with things even if you wish to.
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>> require("nusoap.php")
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As I said I am an "extreme newbie":
I didn't realize the meaning of it (require).
I think all of your remarks are *very relevant*
(put comments and tests in your code, etc.).
Yet, I just wanted to experiment a little, explore
a track.
I am not like the ones who can say "SOAP" without
having a least a *tinytinytiny* practice of it.
I am sorry if I offended you, SOAP and PHP experts.
So, as a conclusion, I guess what it is the best for
people is downloading:
http://www.steelesoftconsulting.com/code/stockquote.zip
I only wanted to tell *you*, who helped me, that my stuff
was finally working and was trying to tell you why...
for it not to be a "voodoo" thing too much.
Anyway, it couldn't work with no MySQL extension for PHP
and you couldn't imagine I hadn't activated it.
As for remark 2), I don't understand why you say
"DEFINITELY NOT WHY".
As for "Zend_Framework", I am sorry but I only wanted to
make things work without a framework (and all the work
it implies to master it). do not think I haven't tried:
I first downloaded "soapui" and then "Zend_Framework".
But I got disheartened when I realized how much time
I would take me to master either of them.
The day I'll really need a framework I'll install and use it.
Anyway I am grateful for you mentioning those tools.
I appreciate your remarks and help.
Sincerely,
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